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Peanut Butter Addiction
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Try PB2....a friend of mine swears by it....and just brought a case of it from amazon.0
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As mentioned in previous posts, while you may not GAIN weight , you are likely not promoting proper nitrogen balance. I think all MFP members need to realize NOT hitting your calorie goals is not necessarily a good thing. Be more focused on where it's coming from and when. Consider spacing your food out and making protein the star of the show for most meals.0
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Try PB2....a friend of mine swears by it....and just brought a case of it from amazon.
ME TOO!!!
PB2+chocolate TO DIE FOR!0 -
I have a peanut butter addiction and hummus addiction. I'd say as long as you are within your calorie range, eating enough vegetables and fruits it doesn't matter.0
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I HAVE FOUND MY PB JUNKIES! I can eat PB with nothing but a spoon. I refuse to cut it out of my diet. It's so good for you! It's full of good fats and has protein!
I did make the switch to organic/natural peanut butter to cut back on a lot of the sugar and processed ingredients, though. If your grocery store has Justin's I wholeheartedly suggest it! Best PB I have EVER had, and they also make amazing almond butter. My boyfriend and I will go to blows to get the last bite of it. Their chocolate almond butter = heaven. I could eat an entire jar in a sitting if I let myself.
The ingredients list for Justin's Chocolate Peanut butter: Dry Roasted Peanuts, Organic Evaporated Cane Sugar, Organic Cocoa Powder, Organic Cocoa Butter, Organic Palm Fruit Oil, Natural Vanilla, Sea Salt.
I can even pronounce them all!
http://www.justinsnutbutter.com/0 -
Are you eating all natural/organic peanut butter? I'm convinced the corn syrup is the addictive part of peanut butter. Once I switched to the natural stuff I stopped craving it like I used to.0
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yeah, I just posted today on FB that I couldn't exist if there were no more peanut butter. lol
I will always include it in my healthy eating lifestyle as it has never posed a problem for me before. I even indulge in PB2!0 -
First week of this and my first slip up was, of course, pnut butter!!!0
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i've been on this site over a year...i've had PB pretty much each day...i'm down 31 pounds0
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I lost all of my weight, hit my goal weight and then passed it all while eating at least a serving (2-3 tbsp / at least 200 cals) of almond butter every single day.0
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I sacrifice a lot of goodies for the sake of my health--like cutting out all sorts of dairy (except, eggs, I consume eggs), no more baking, etc .etc. But no one, and I mean NO BODY, will take PB away from me. NO ONE. LOL. It will get NASTY. :P0
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If you have caloric deficit, then no.
I have peanut butter almost everyday, too, but to keep myself from eating a ton of it, I cut up an apple and scoop half a tablespoon of smooth peanut butter onto the plate and dip my apple slices. That way I get yummy awesomeness, and it's only about 50 calories worth of pb.0 -
The amount of peanut butter that I eat is a bit ridiculous.
I was actually thinking about it on my run tonight. I actually really enjoy mixing it into greek yogurt with some stevia, or with a frozen banana and some cocoa so I don't eat it too excessively but I still get my fix. In general nuts are really good for you. I think it's only a problem if you are eating enough of it that you aren't getting enough variety and calories from other things, which does not sound like the case.
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i eat peanut butter like crazy, I am giving it up as of today, I know its it affecting my weightless ...I eat a lot....bye bye PB , going to miss you :frown: :sad:0
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i eat peanut butter like crazy, I am giving it up as of today, I know its it affecting my weightless ...I eat a lot....bye bye PB , going to miss you :frown: :sad:0
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